Comments by "Tamarlane " (@Tamarlane389) on "Manufacturer of Hezbollah radios says they may have been counterfeits" video.

  1. It is harmed an innocent company by associating them with this
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  2.  @saintjimmy456 you can’t see how it harms their company imagine to be associated with a terror attack? They didn’t ask to be involved
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  3. ⁠ @ProZombieVeteran you have no idea how many were what. You are just saying that to conceal your hate. kids were murdered. Innocent kids.
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  4. Nah. Smart Phones and Walkie Talkies have totally different lifespans and longevity
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  5.  @blingbling2841  high breed? He’s a spurs fan FFS 😆
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  6.  @TPCDAZ  no one is asking them why they are making them. They are merely clarifying what a genuine device looks like after having their brand wrongfully harmed by Israeli terrorism. They should not need to do this.
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  7.  @TPCDAZ  hilarious. They’re being asked why they made an exploding device? Never heard that once in the video a frankly that’s silly. You’re doing the exact thing you’re accusing me of doing, yet I’m the only one who seems to understand this really short video in which the authenticity of the product is shown and tampering is suggested.
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  8.  @blingbling2841  haha 😀
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  9.  @shiro5392 of course it is. Harming brand image. They hate a solid case
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  10.  @caseyschryber1255  and the murder of a little girl, don’t forget that. So yeah that’s quite harmful. Using their brand power against their knowledge and consent to gain trust of consumers and then using that trust to blow them up? Classic zio. But guess what, they will sue you all the way back to Eastern Europe.
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  11. Another victim of Israel’s terrorism.
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